Larsen Happy Farm Kids' Jigsaw Puzzle - 33pc: Educational Fun for Fine Motor, Creative Thinking, Memory
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Say CHEESE! Happiness is in the air with this joyful, warm and picturesque animal puzzle. Have you ever seen such beauty amongst these happy and cheerful farm animals? Why not join in on all the selfie fun. This colourful and artistic 'selfie' farm puzzle features 21 farm animals including a red squirrel, a hen, two swallows, four horses, one sheep, one lamb, two goats, three pigs, three baby chicks, a dog, a puppy and a cheeky red and blue butterfly sitting on the nose of the sheep. The puzzle comes complete with 33 larger contour pieces and is mainly aimed at younger children. This puzzle is designed with STEM in mind, and to help facilitate a love for science and learning. The Larsen family has proudly been crafting and manufacturing quality jigsaw puzzles for nearly 70 years! All Larsen space saving, tray and frame puzzles are eco-friendly and made with recycled board. The pieces are extra thick so your child can enjoy putting them together for years to come. Both fun to play with and educational, most puzzles feature differently shaped pieces to help children with cognitive and fine motor skills. Playing with and solving puzzles are confidence boosters and help build key early problem-solving skills. Parents will enjoy working on the puzzles with their children, as it becomes a pathway to natural conversation. Larsen is a brand you can feel good about purchasing, and now you can buy them in the United States too!
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